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YOUR HUMAN LONGEVITY EXPERIENCE

Half-Day Visit With Specialized Testing Across Multiple Organ Systems

Includes comprehensive longevity lab analysis, body composition, cardiopulmonary, neurocognitive, sensory, and musculoskeletal assessments, along with advanced epigenetic, molecular, and AI-based analyses for deeper insights.

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Follow-Up Visit With Your Physician

Detailed consultation to review your results and receive personalized insights. Includes a customized report and lifestyle recommendations.

Meet Your Wellness Team

Consultations with an exercise physiologist and registered dietitian. Together, you’ll create fitness and nutrition plans tailored to your needs, and set up your wellness platform profiles.

6-Month Follow-up

Repeat lab work to track progress and evaluate changes in key biomarkers.

Final Follow-Up

Review your results with your physician, celebrate progress and refine your health plan.

Plan Your Visit

Initial Visit
Follow-Up Visit With Your Physician
Meet Your Wellness Team
6-Month Follow-Up
Final Follow-Up

YOUR HUMAN LONGEVITY EXPERIENCE

Initial Visit
Follow-Up Visit With Your Physician
Meet Your Wellness Team
6-Month Follow-Up
Final Follow-Up
Initial Visit
Follow-Up Visit With Your Physician
Meet Your Wellness Team
6-Month Follow-Up
Final Follow-Up

Half-Day Visit With Specialized Testing Across Multiple Organ Systems

Includes comprehensive longevity lab analysis, body composition, cardiopulmonary, neurocognitive, sensory, and musculoskeletal assessments, along with advanced epigenetic, molecular, and AI-based analyses for deeper insights.

View Full Assessment

Follow-Up Visit With Your Physician

Detailed consultation to review your results and receive personalized insights. Includes a customized report and lifestyle recommendations.

Meet Your Wellness Team

Consultations with an exercise physiologist and registered dietitian. Together, you’ll create fitness and nutrition plans tailored to your needs, and set up your wellness platform profiles.

6-Month Follow-up

Repeat lab work to track progress and evaluate changes in key biomarkers.

Final Follow-Up

Review your results with your physician, celebrate progress and refine your health plan.

Plan Your Visit

COMPREHENSIVE MULTI-ORGAN ASSESSMENT

Comprehensive Self-Assessments
We use evidence-based surveys to better understand your health history and lifestyle. This helps identify risk factors and guide strategies for long-term wellness. Self-assessments also reveal areas where changes can support a better quality of life as you age.
Biomarkers
Comprehensive laboratory tests offer insights into your body's systems and can detect early signs of inflammation, cardiovascular risks and metabolic issues.

Comprehensive metabolic panel (CMP)
Evaluates chemical balance and energy metabolism.

Hemoglobin A1c (HbA1c)
Estimates average blood sugar level over three months; high levels may suggest risk of diabetes.

High-sensitivity C-reactive protein (Hs-CRP)
Checks for inflammation in your body, which is linked with heart disease and other conditions.

Apolipoprotein B(ApoB)
Quantifies the number of potentially harmful lipid molecules.

Lipoprotein(a)(Lp(a))
Measures a genetically modified inherited type of lipid molecule associated with a high risk of developing atherosclerotic cardiovascular disease.

Advanced lipids
Measures cholesterol and fat molecules to assess your heart disease risk.

Plasminogen activator inhibitor-1 (PAI-1)
High levels of PAI-1 are linked to cellular aging.

Body Composition
Analyzing fat distribution, especially visceral fat, helps assess risks for heart and metabolic conditions.

DXA Scan
Measures fat and lean masses. Excess fat is associated with chronic inflammation and aging.

Cardiopulmonary Health
Heart and lung function are key indicators of longevity. These tests help us detect early signs of disease and aging.

Blood pressure
Measures the pressure in the arteries while your heart pumps, which can detect high blood pressure.

Electrocardiogram (EKG)
Evaluates heart rhythm and electrical activity.

Heart rate variability
Reflects the health of the cardiovascular and autonomic nervous systems.

Pulse wave velocity
Evaluates the stiffness of your arteries.

Endothelial function
Measures endothelial cell function, vital for blood flow.

Peak (VO2)
Optimal indicator of cardiovascular fitness.

Spirometry
(FVC, FEV, PEF)

Tests your lung capacity and airflow.

Pulse oximetry
Measures blood oxygen saturation.

Neurocognitive & Sensory Health
Cognitive and sensory functions are essential for independence and quality of life. Declines may signal aging or neurological issues.

Cognitive assessment
Screens for early cognitive decline.

Olfactory function
Assesses sense of smell, which may indicate accelerated aging.

Auditory assessment
Evaluates hearing loss, which affects social well-being.

Retinal imaging
Detects retinal abnormalities.

Musculoskeletal Heath

Strength and mobility are vital for aging well. Better physical function is linked to lower disease risk and longer life.

Movement, strength, endurance, coordination and flexibility are all parts of physical function. Physical function and strength are key to healthy aging.

Grip strength

Lower extremity strength

Balance

Gait speed

Functional mobility

Molecular Clocks & AI-based Analysis
Biological age reflects how your body is aging, beyond your actual age. We use artificial intelligence (AI) and molecular clocks to help us identify aging patterns and health risks.

Epigenetic Clocks
Analyze DNA methylation to estimate biological age.

ECG Analysis
Artificial Intelligence (AI) evaluates heart data for aging markers.

Retinal-based age:
Artificial Intelligence (AI) evaluates retinal vasculature photographs to assess biological aging.

We use evidence-based surveys to better understand your health history and lifestyle. This helps identify risk factors and guide strategies for long-term wellness. Self-assessments also reveal areas where changes can support a better quality of life as you age.
Comprehensive laboratory tests offer insights into your body's systems and can detect early signs of inflammation, cardiovascular risks and metabolic issues.

Comprehensive metabolic panel (CMP)
Evaluates chemical balance and energy metabolism.

Hemoglobin A1c (HbA1c)
Estimates average blood sugar level over three months; high levels may suggest risk of diabetes.

High-sensitivity C-reactive protein (Hs-CRP)
Checks for inflammation in your body, which is linked with heart disease and other conditions.

Apolipoprotein B(ApoB)
Quantifies the number of potentially harmful lipid molecules.

Lipoprotein(a)(Lp(a))
Measures a genetically modified inherited type of lipid molecule associated with a high risk of developing atherosclerotic cardiovascular disease.

Advanced lipids
Measures cholesterol and fat molecules to assess your heart disease risk.

Plasminogen activator inhibitor-1 (PAI-1)
High levels of PAI-1 are linked to cellular aging.

Analyzing fat distribution, especially visceral fat, helps assess risks for heart and metabolic conditions.

DXA Scan
Measures fat and lean masses. Excess fat is associated with chronic inflammation and aging.

Heart and lung function are key indicators of longevity. These tests help us detect early signs of disease and aging.

Blood pressure
Measures the pressure in the arteries while your heart pumps, which can detect high blood pressure.

Electrocardiogram (EKG)
Evaluates heart rhythm and electrical activity.

Heart rate variability
Reflects the health of the cardiovascular and autonomic nervous systems.

Pulse wave velocity
Evaluates the stiffness of your arteries.

Endothelial function
Measures endothelial cell function, vital for blood flow.

Peak (VO2)
Optimal indicator of cardiovascular fitness.

Spirometry
(FVC, FEV, PEF)

Tests your lung capacity and airflow.

Pulse oximetry
Measures blood oxygen saturation.

Cognitive and sensory functions are essential for independence and quality of life. Declines may signal aging or neurological issues.

Cognitive assessment
Screens for early cognitive decline.

Olfactory function
Assesses sense of smell, which may indicate accelerated aging.

Auditory assessment
Evaluates hearing loss, which affects social well-being.

Retinal imaging
Detects retinal abnormalities.

Strength and mobility are vital for aging well. Better physical function is linked to lower disease risk and longer life.

Movement, strength, endurance, coordination and flexibility are all parts of physical function. Physical function and strength are key to healthy aging.

Grip strength

Lower extremity strength

Balance

Gait speed

Functional mobility

Biological age reflects how your body is aging, beyond your actual age. We use artificial intelligence (AI) and molecular clocks to help us identify aging patterns and health risks.

Epigenetic Clocks
Analyze DNA methylation to estimate biological age.

ECG Analysis
Artificial Intelligence (AI) evaluates heart data for aging markers.

Retinal-based age:
Artificial Intelligence (AI) evaluates retinal vasculature photographs to assess biological aging.

Plan your visit today.